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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1877, 8 January 1875, Page 3

GEE AT B AKGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! FOE XUS .--';. Christmas and New Year Holidays, 7 DRAPERY, SILK MERCERYi HOSIERY! MILLINERY! AND IANCY GOODS! ETC., ETC., ETC. J AMES^REID TTAS DETERMINED TO HOLD HIS ANNUAL CLEARING-OUT THIS YEAR BEFORE THiC CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, INSTEAD OF AITER. A OREAT : PROPORTION OF THE SUMMER GOODS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED DUBIN& A VERY DEPRESSED MARKET, THOSE, WITH THE REMAINDER OF STOCK, WILL BE OFFERED TO THE THAMES PUBLIC AT SUCHiPBTOEff THAT CANNOT FAIL TO EFEECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. As it is impossible to advertise all the rery Chtap Goods offered, - HE INVITES EVERYBODY TO INSPECT THE STOCK, AND JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES AS TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE. N.B.—A LOT OF MEN'S AND BOYS' MERCEKIfHiti; "bi^Std/ . WILL BE INCLUDED. JAMES REID, BR OWN-STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN, SPECIAL NOVELTIES & CHEAP GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS NOW OPEN AT M. H. AIREY'S, /CHOICE LOT of EMBROIDERED COSTUMES in Japanese Silts, Tasso Linens, Pique, &c. Black Gros de Bhin;BiU% iropi 2s 6d per yfrd. - A large, lot of White Stripe and, Check Muslini, from B|d per yard—much below prices Printed Muslios, fast colours, from 6d per yard White Marsella Pelises from 83 6d. — - M^tii-tN-E £V BEPAET MEN T^ Choice Flowers, Bonnets, Hats. 500 Fashionable Straw Hats, Is—worth U. LACE MANTILLAS and POLONAISES. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Special-made Coats, Trowsers and yests,'equal to bespoke, imported expressly for Christmas Trade JBoys' and Youths' Holland and Tweed Suits , Men's Holland and Silk Coats, Black Paris Hats, Prab Shell Hats * Men's, Youths!, and Boys' Felt and StrawjHats, in great yariety. *^* The above are First-cla3s Goods, not bought at auction, but imported from the Best Houses in the Trade, and sold at my usual bw prices. Pollen street, ,Shortlan4..

CJTKA.WBERRIES AND CREAM O at PARAWAI GARDENS! Come and eat as many as yoa like for One Shilling STEAM "id AXJOEJ^MB TO-MOR-CAEKTIN& PaSSBNGEBS AW» *CAfiOO. HvJkv mHE Fine Nfw Side-wheel s!^^^ A ■ Steencler '^-y, % ~'^&S^£' R iiL U/>R;:^K';T v --'^ Faosi' ■T-.ABABir. „/■•.■■ >„ satuvday, at; 4- o'elec-K 'tftcrnoon ■ , '■* -~ s ..'■•.■■■. ''-tnoit Ikmmm^ ■;-;v':.- . "- -■BataS6^ 10 c'siock' S3Oreis| ■ :., Saturday, at 10 o'clock idg'ht vs; ' Friday, at 9 o'clock evening. >v Weather and other circumstances pernnttie£J&gg" Not responsible for accidents in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Li?« Stock. HOLMES BROS. 1 78U , R. QNYON, Agenfc. ! PARAWAI GARDENS! Admission ,feixti»q». CiTRAWBERRIES AND CREAM O and . OTHER REFRESHMENTS. i^,B.—Poieon lai«l for Dogs*

WAIKATO BAH.WAY. PURCHASE OF SLEEPEBS. FllipnS undersigned is readlj to PURCHASE SLEIPBIS for tb« M»rc«r i«dK«w«H* Railway. Those who »ro willing to Wf&7 them caii obtain punted conditions andapecification.upon application to District Engineer a* the Thames; the Resident and AisiiUat Engineers in the Weikato District; or from ihi Offlt-era Commanding Engineer Volunteer ' Militia,' ' ': ■"■''''' • ; : " . ■ '. ■ j JiMifl SXEWABT, !.'.-•>/ . ■ - Dietviet Eagmner. . i: ." GOOD mVESTJjSSSJST^' TO LET, the ORCHAED, YINiffiYABD, and DAIRY on BELMOWT OHINEMTTRI. either separately or together. Cows in full milk. This is an opportunity not often met with now that the opening of the country is certain. The principal landing for steamers being on the Farm, there can always be a ready sale for fruit, milk, &o. Application to be made to OmvbbGbbaoh, on the Farm. V tc7907 GWALLEE, Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of Now Zealand, Brown-street, Grahanatown.